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Articles in Oct-Nov, 1993 issue of Flower & Garden Magazine

• Fighting and winning the leaf war - various kinds of leaf gathering and mulching machines
  by H.E. Gibson
• Garden fresh herb mixes - from freshly dried herbs and ground spices - includes recipes
  by Lisa Megahee
• The lipstick plant: grow this plant for its gracefully pendent stems and beautiful, exotic blooms - includes list of three species and sources for buying the plant
  by Inger Skaarup
• Chinese lanterns: these tiny, brightly colored replicas of paper lanterns are one of the season's delights. Grow them as a garden novelty or to dry for autumn bouquets
  by B.E. Kostich
• The law 'n' the lawn - property rights and local regulations conflict over what kinds of lawns can adorn homes in various communities - Editorial
  by Kay M. Olson
• Living with deer - includes list of deer resistant plants
  by Kathy Piper
• Planting Gertrude Jekyll's garden: at the Glebe House in Woodbury, Connecticut, a garden designed in 1927 by the famed British plantswoman is finally taking form - Cover Story
  by John Curtis
• Celebrating species tulips: the 400th anniversary of the tulip's arrival in the Netherlands is a fine occasion to get to know these little bulbs - includes list of ten species and sources for buying tulips
  by Marty Ross
• Saving seeds - vegetable gardening
  by Roger M. Griffith
• Wildlife in the garden: decide which creatures you wish to attract and provide habitat specifically for them when planning your landscape - includes tips on the behavior of birds, squirrels, chipmunks, deer, foxes, raccoons, rabbits, butterflies, moths, i
  by Donna Bickley
• Fair Lane Gardens - garden at the Dearborn, Michigan estate of Henry Ford
  by Ellen Henke